Monday: 4/2/12
Unit 4: Promoting Safe and Healthy Relationships
Chapter 10 do now... chapter review Q&A
J-20: What are the 5 levels of relationahip? see 5 levels of relationships and write about your relationship with others at that level.
Level 1—Relationships deal with facts. These are safe, nonthreatening, objective information like tests, recipes, and advertisements. Most classroom time is level 1.
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4/4/12: Wednesday
worksheet from online study guide
HW: Ch 12 review Q and A
Presentation from students.... "Peer"
Unit 4: Promoting Safe and Healthy Relationships
Chapter 10 do now... chapter review Q&A
Chapter 10: Skills for Healthy Relationships Vocabulary Flashcards
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Lesson 2
Miss Wang on sick leave
substitue work is vocabulary and chapter review |
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4/3/12: Tuesday
worksheet: ch 10 study guide
Chapter 10: Skills for Healthy Relationships | ||
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 |
Presentation from students...."Relationship is"
Ph112 - Dominique
Ph113 -
Ph117 - Lauren & Junior
HW: Ch 11 review Q& A
J-20: What are the 5 levels of relationahip? see 5 levels of relationships and write about your relationship with others at that level.
Level 1—Relationships deal with facts. These are safe, nonthreatening, objective information like tests, recipes, and advertisements. Most classroom time is level 1.
Level 2—Relationships deal with what others say. "They say it’s going to rain today." "I hear that the play is terrible." Level 2 won’t get you into any controversy.
Level 3—Relationships deal with opinion/judgement. Your opinion about facts can begin to open the door for possible disagreement. "I don’t like the color of her outfit." "I wish that team had won, they were best." There is some risk-taking here.
Level 4—Relationships deal with feelings. You begin to expose how you feel about something. For instance, you may tell someone how angry you are, talk about your anxiety or about your love for someone. It’s far more risky to share from your heart than from your mind.
Level 5—Relationships deal with exposing yourself and needs. The greatest risk, deepest sharing, talking about your needs will require trust and honesty both with yourself and with the other person. This level takes time to develop. It doesn’t come easily.******************************************************************************
4/4/12: Wednesday
worksheet from online study guide
Chapter 11: Family Relationships | ||
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 |
Presentation from students.... "Family"
Ph112 - Aniqa
Ph113 - Gio
Ph117 - Silivia &
HW: Ch 12 review Q and A
J-21: My relationships :
- list as many as you can and write about your most significant one. (Why is it the most significant? What did you do to keep that relationship significant?)
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4/5/12: Thursday
worksheet from online study guide
Chapter 12: Peer Relationships | ||
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 |
Presentation from students.... "Peer"
Ph112 - Amir & Gino
Ph113 - Thalia
Ph117 - Tara
4/6/12: Good FRIDAY - Happy Easter: Spring break Assignment
Individual Brochure on the chapter you chose.